"New" (2006) Q&A thread

[RampageSword]

A: In short, a very bizarre short film about a man's psychological collapse. extremely metaphorical and highly disturbing. Priceless, really.

Q: Still interested?

 

[6 Stringed Fingers]

A: Yeah uh.

Q: Where did you see it?

 

[RampageSword]

A: Cinema class, last year.

Q: Do you enjoy criterion movies?

 

[6 Stringed Fingers]

A: It seems I would, but I don't know, since I don't watch a lot of movies.

Q: Which ones do you suggest?

 

[RampageSword]

A: The Seventh Seal (or anything else by Ingmar Bergman); Samurai I ; Dr Mabuse ; Insomnia ; Dead Ringers and many more....

Q: Your favorite movie?

 

[6 Stringed Fingers]

A: The Cube Trilogy, it's amazing in it's simple complexity and it's mind-bending ness.

Q: What's yours?

 

[RampageSword]

A: I don't have a ultimate favorite movie. But my list of "you have to see this one before you die" would include : Run Lola Run ; Ciitizen Kane ; The Elephant Man ; Pulp Fiction ; Snatch ; The Seventh Seal ; A Clockwork Orange and more...

Q: Oldest movie you've seen?

 

[6 Stringed Fingers]

A: A Clockwork Orange, I've probably seen something older but this is the one I remembered.

Q: Do you perfer movies or video clips?

 

[RampageSword]

A: Movies.

Q: You?

 

[6 Stringed Fingers]

A: Video clips, a more creative way of expression may be allowed in them.

Q: Is The Dice Man really relevant?

 

[Keyy]

A: no, because i've no clue what it is

Q: what is it?

 

[RampageSword]

A: Video clips, a more creative way of expression may be allowed in them.

If I may... No. Video clips don't have a more creative way of expression. They're only different. Video clips are mainly based on visual effects and sound. Movies develop their creativity through script, images, realisation, acting and music. Microwaved blockbusters shouldn't be taken as the base of every movie ever made. I guess my best example in that would be "Un Chien Andalou" or movies such as "2001: A Space Odyssey" have, imo, an extremely developed way of expression.

 

[6 Stringed Fingers]

If I may... No. Video clips don't have a more creative way of expression. They're only different. Video clips are mainly based on visual effects and sound. Movies develop their creativity through script, images, realisation, acting and music. Microwaved blockbusters shouldn't be taken as the base of every movie ever made. I guess my best example in that would be "Un Chien Andalou" or movies such as "2001: A Space Odyssey" have, imo, an extremely developed way of expression.

Ok, then, they're only different. But I still perfer video clips because they fit in my illogical schedule and personality.

 

[RampageSword]

@6SF : Fair enough.

Q: what is it?

A: It's a novel.

Q: So, is it relevant now?

 

[Keyy]

A: No, because i still don't know what it is about, but i guess i'll just pass the question to somebody more cultured

Q: is The Dice Man really rilevant?

 

[RampageSword]

A: I'm reading it right now. I'll answer you after.

Q: Who read The Dice Man already?

 

[La Rocque]

A: Not me -

Q: Are You normal?

 

[plintus]

Q: Are You normal?

A: Yes. But NOT average :Smug:

Q: Define "average". And "normal" as well, then

 

[La Rocque]

A: "average" is ordinary
"normal" is an accepted standard -

Q: Ever been down that road?

 

[6 Stringed Fingers]

A: I HAVE BUTTER ON MY FACE!!!

Q: What do you think?